Help in Europe

[FireM]

Hi!
You can wisit Croatia. The adriatic sea is full of wrecks WW1 & WW2 and older. I think the most interesting wreck for me is WW2 B-17 G, only pilot cabine is half destroyed. I wasn't be there yet but i think I will go next year. It's on 65-72 m.

 

[Aquadoc68]

Hey Fire how much weight do you need in the Adriatic??? About 20 KG. I swam in it in Vinecia and it was salty X100. Is that wreck at 65M. Good Vis???

 

[mania]

You can also come Poland and dive the Baltic wrecks - both WWI and WWII including the biggest marine tragedy that ever happened - which is Goya (more than 8 thousand people died on this ship).
Have a look here
http://www.balticwrecks.com/en/index.html
Mania

 

[FireM]

Aquadoc68 Adriatic is not that salty. I'm using 10KG (my suit is size 3 and 7mm, and my weight is about 82KG). Did you been in Croatia?
The wreck depth is from 65M to 72M. It's near Vis.

 

[Aquadoc68]

Never been. I went to Vinice in 91(only swimming) and it was so salty I felt like I was floating very high maybe I was wrong. I use 4kg with a 3mm and twin 80's in the Gulf of Mex. I am 193cm101kg. I would like to go there, anywhere is a good dive to me as a lot of my diving has been "black water". It is not so safe for me in that AO though I think. But if I get the chance I will let you know. I am pretty excited about this board because of the international aspect. I really want to Dive the RED before I leave Europe. I was gonna go in AUG 03 had it set up 640 Euro for a week in Hurgahda all inclusive for the trip dives would be Xtra but....I had a problem with my trip mate and we canceled. Keep in touch.

 

[Nomaster]

I'm heading to Europe for a few monthis in the spring can anyone advice good diving sites, part interest in WW1 wrecks.
Cheers

Hello and Welcome to ScubaBoard!
Hope you find everyone helpful here and that you find the board as informative and fun as I have.

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Enjoy!

Tom

 

[String]

If its WW1 wrecks you're after id have to say scapa flow.

 

[tootsmazza]

If its WW1 wrecks you're after id have to say scapa flow.

Thanks for all ur suggestions - and warm welcome - I'll let you know where we end up!